Dean said Bush is "interested in some complicated psychological situation that he has with his father". lol Dean can be our freudian-in-chief. Heck, if he's the nominee I'd vote for Dean over Bush as the lesser of 'evils', but something about the guy is just a little strange. He may be right I suppose, but why should we care? Can we force Bush to go to a shrink?
I think there's a mutual admiration and respect, but I don't think they ever had a personal relationship. Plus the paralells in their background -- both lost their father young and moved to Arkansas and lived in modest means. Both Rhodes Scholars. Both ambitious, though in different disciplines. Clinton respected Clark's insistence of intervention in Kosovo because he also thought it had to be done. It was basically Clark and Albright vs. Pentagon and Joint Chiefs Shelton), and Clinton sided with Clark. That's why Shelton now smears Clark, because Clark's ideas won out.
